What is included in the inspection
We check every room and every part of the home that touches water, including the attic, basement, crawl space, laundry, kitchen, and bathrooms.
- Room-by-room visual inspection
- Moisture meter readings on drywall, wood, and floors
- Thermal imaging to spot hidden wet areas behind walls
- Photos of every problem area
- A written report you can keep and share with your insurance
How long it takes
A standard home inspection takes about 60 to 90 minutes. Larger homes or commercial jobs take longer. You get your report within one business day.
When testing is added
If we see mold or if you plan to sell the home, we recommend adding air or surface samples. Samples go to a third-party accredited lab so the results are independent.
Service area
We handle jobs across Greensboro and nearby areas including High Point, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Jamestown, Oak Ridge, Summerfield, and Burlington.
Why homeowners choose us
- Know for sure whether the smell or spot is really mold
- Written report you can share with insurance or a real estate agent
- Same-week appointments across the Triad
- Independent findings, no pressure to buy more work
Common problems we solve
- Musty smell that stays after cleaning
- Dark spots on ceilings, baseboards, or around windows
- Recent water leak that never got dried out
- New allergy symptoms only when you are home
Frequently asked questions
How much is a mold inspection?
Most residential inspections in Greensboro run $199 to $399 depending on square footage and if a crawl space or attic is included. You get a firm price before the visit.
Do you charge for a quote if you find no mold?
The inspection fee covers the visit and the written report. If we find nothing, that is the answer, and you still get the paperwork.
Should I get an inspection before buying a home?
Yes, especially for older brick homes, homes with a basement, or any property with a crawl space. A one hour inspection can save tens of thousands in surprises.
Will you also test the air during the inspection?
Air sampling is a separate step and an added fee. We recommend it when there is visible growth or when you plan to file an insurance claim.